YONGSAN, Korea. – The 84th Training Command (TC), the executing agent of the U.S. Army Reserve’s Combat Support Training Programs today announced the 78th Training Division’s G2 Assistant Chief of Staff Maj. Donald D. Bradshaw has been inducted into the Military Cyber Professional Association’s Order of Thor. This prestigious award was presented to Maj. Bradshaw by Brig. Gen. Christopher Cook, 78th Training Division Commander in recognition of MAJ Bradshaw’s contributions to the C4I Team in the assessing of United States Forces Korea (USFK) and Republic of Korea (ROK) forces during multiple Combined Command Post Training Exercises (CCPT) and as a SIGINT officer at NSA-G, in preparing the next generation of military cyber professionals. 

 

During the award presentation at Dragon Hill Lodge, Cook commended Bradshaw for his involvement and assessments during the CCPT that took place throughout Peninsula. The award cites Bradshaw’s significant contributions to the community of military cyber professionals. 

 

“It was a privilege to be a part of such a high-level strategic team contributing to the efforts of bringing the ROK to Fully Operational Capable (FOC) status and to be recognized for my part,” Bradshaw said.  

 

The prestigious Order of Thor Medal recognizes great service and contributions in the American military cyber community. The Order of Thor is named after the mythological warrior who battles beyond the clouds— appropriate, considering the cloud is a widely recognized symbol of cyber space. Being inducted into the Order of Thor gives a recognition to members of the military community that have made considerable contributions and embody the Military Cyber Professionals Association’s (MCPA) values of loyalty, duty, and excellence. Inductees are presented a medal symbolizing the appreciation on behalf of the American military cyber profession.